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Making them women of good carriage。 This is she´ Rom。 Peace�察 �peace�察�
Mercutio�察 �peace� �Thou talk'st of nothing。 Mer。 True�察 �I talk of dreams�察�
Which are the children of an idle brain�察�Begot of nothing but vain fantasy�察�
Which is as thin of substance as the air�察�And more inconstant than the
wind�察 �who wooes Even now the frozen bosom of the North And�察 �being
anger'd�察 �puffs away from thence�察 �Turning his face to the dew´dropping
South。 Ben。 This wind you talk of blows us from ourselves。 Supper is done�察�
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and we shall come too late。 Rom。 I fear�察�too early�察�for my mind misgives
Some consequence�察�yet hanging in the stars�察�Shall bitterly begin his fearful
date With this night's revels and expire the term Of a despised life�察�clos'd
in my breast�察�By some vile forfeit of untimely death。 But he that hath the
steerage of my course Direct my sail� �On�察 �lusty gentlemen� �Ben。 Strike�察�
drum。 They march about the stage。 ��Exeunt。�А�
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SCENE V。 Capulet's house。
Servingmen come forth with napkins。
1。 Serv。 Where's Potpan�察�that he helps not to take away�拭�He shift a
trencher� �he scrape a trencher� �2。 Serv。 When good manners shall lie all in
one or two men's hands�察�and they unwash'd too�察�'tis a foul thing。 1。 Serv。
Away with the join´stools�察 �remove the court´cubbert�察 �look to the plate。
Good thou�察�save me a piece of marchpane and�察�as thou loves me�察�let the
porter let in Susan Grindstone and Nell。 Anthony�察�and Potpan� �2。 Serv。 Ay�察�
boy�察�ready。 1。 Serv。 You are look'd for and call'd for�察�ask'd for and sought
for�察 �in the great chamber。 3。 Serv。 We cannot be here and there too。
Cheerly�察�boys� �Be brisk awhile�察�and the longer liver take all。 Exeunt。
Enter the Maskers�察�Enter�察。�with Servants�撮А�Capulet�察�his Wife�察�Juliet�察�
Tybalt�察�and all the Guests and Gentlewomen to the Maskers。
Cap。 Welcome�察 �gentlemen� �Ladies that have their toes Unplagu'd
with corns will have a bout with you。 Ah ha�察�my mistresses� �which of you
all Will now deny to dance�拭 �She that makes dainty�察 �She I'll swear hath
corns。 Am I come near ye now�拭�Welcome�察�gentlemen� �I have seen the day
That I have worn a visor and could tell A whispering tale in a fair lady's
ear�察�Such as would please。 'Tis gone�察�'tis gone�察�'tis gone� �You are welcome�察�
gentlemen� �Come�察�musicians�察�play。 A hall�察�a hall� �give room� �and foot it�察�
girls。 Music plays�察�and they dance。 More light�察�you knaves� �and turn the
tables up�察�And quench the fire�察�the room is grown too hot。 Ah�察�sirrah�察�this
unlook'd´for sport comes well。 Nay�察�sit�察�nay�察�sit�察�good cousin Capulet�察�For
you and I are past our dancing days。 How long is't now since last yourself
and I Were in a mask�拭�2。 Cap。 By'r Lady�察�thirty years。 Cap。 What�察�man�拭�
'Tis not so much�察�'tis not so much� �'Tis since the nuptial of Lucentio�察�Come
Pentecost as quickly as it will�察�Some five´and´twenty years�察�and then we
mask'd。 2。 Cap。 'Tis more�察�'tis more� �His son is elder�察�sir�察�His son is thirty。
Cap。 Will you tell me that�拭�His son was but a ward two years ago。 Rom。
��to a Servingman�А�What lady's that�察�which doth enrich the hand Of yonder
knight�拭�Serv。 I know not�察�sir。 Rom。 O�察�she doth teach the torches to burn
bright� �It seems she hangs upon the cheek of night Like a rich jewel in an
Ethiop's ear´ Beauty too rich for use�察�for earth too dear� �So shows a snowy
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dove trooping with crows As yonder lady o'er her fellows shows。 The
measure done�察 �I'll watch her place of stand And�察 �touching hers�察 �make
blessed my rude hand。 Did my heart love till now�拭�Forswear it�察�sight� �For I
ne'er saw true beauty till this night。 Tyb。 This�察�by his voice�察�should be a
Montague。 Fetch me my rapier�察�boy。 What�察�dares the slave Come hither�察�
cover'd with an antic face�察�To fleer and scorn at our solemnity�拭�Now�察�by
the stock and honour of my kin�察�To strike him dead I hold it not a sin。 Cap。
Why�察�how now�察�kinsman�拭�Wherefore storm you so�拭�Tyb。 Uncle�察�this is a
Montague�察�our foe�察�A villain�察�that is hither come in spite To scorn at our
solemnity this night。 Cap。 Young Romeo is it�拭 �Tyb。 'Tis he�察 �that villain
Romeo。 Cap。 Content thee�察�gentle coz�察�let him alone。 'A bears him like a
portly gentleman�察�And�察�to say truth�察�Verona brags of him To be a virtuous
and well´govern'd youth。 I would not for the wealth of all this town Here
in my house do him disparagement。 Therefore be patient�察�take no note of
him。 It is my will�察�the which if thou respect�察�Show a fair presence and put
off these frowns�察�An ill´beseeming semblance for a feast。 Tyb。 It fits when
such a villain is a guest。 I'll not endure him。 Cap。 He shall be endur'd。
What�察�goodman boy�拭�I say he shall。 Go to� �Am I the master here�察�or you�拭�
Go to� �You'll not endure him�拭 �God shall mend my soul� �You'll make a
mutiny among my guests� �You will set cock´a´hoop� �you'll be the man� �
Tyb。 Why�察�uncle�察�'tis a shame。 Cap。 Go to�察�go to� �You are a saucy boy。 Is't
so�察�indeed�拭�This trick may chance to scathe you。 I know what。 You must
contrary me� �Marry�察�'tis time。´ Well said�察�my hearts� � You are a princox´ go� �
Be quiet�察 �or´ More light�察 �more light� � For shame� �I'll make you quiet�察�
what� � Cheerly�察 �my hearts� �Tyb。 Patience perforce with wilful choler
meeting Makes my flesh tremble in their different greeting。 I will
withdraw�察�but this intrusion shall�察�Now seeming sweet�察�convert to bitt'rest
gall。 Exit。 Rom。 If I profane with my unworthiest hand This holy shrine�察�
the gentle fine is this�此 �My lips�察 �two blushing pilgrims�察 �ready stand To
smooth that rough touch with a tender kiss。 Jul。 Good pilgrim�察 �you do
wrong your hand too much�察�Which mannerly devotion shows in this�察�For
saints have hands that pilgrims' hands do touch�察�And palm to palm is holy
palmers' kiss。 Rom。 Have not saints lips�察�and holy palmers too�拭 �Jul。 Ay�察�
pilgrim�察�lips that they must use in pray'r。 Rom。 O�察�then�察�dear saint�察�let lips
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do what hands do� �They pray�察 �grant thou�察 �lest faith turn to despair。 Jul。
Saints do not move�察�though grant for prayers' sake。 Rom。 Then move not
while my prayer's effect I take。 Thus from my lips�察 �by thine my sin is
purg'd。 ��Kisses her。�А �Jul。 Then have my lips the sin that they have took。
Rom。 Sin from my lips�拭�O trespass sweetly urg'd� �Give me my sin again。
��Kisses her。�А�Jul。 You kiss by th' book。 Nurse。 Madam�察�your mother craves
a word with you。 Rom。 What is her mother�拭�Nurse。 Marry�察�bachelor�察�Her
mother is the lady of the house。 And a good lady�察�and a wise and virtuous。
I nurs'd her daughter that you talk'd withal。 I tell you�察�he that can lay hold
of her Shall have the chinks。 Rom。 Is she a Capulet�拭�O dear account� �my
life is my foe's debt。 Ben。 Away�察�be gone�察�the sport is at the best。 Rom。 Ay�察�
so I fear�察�the more is my unrest。 Cap。 Nay�察�gentlemen�察�prepare not to be
gone�察�We have a trifling foolish banquet towards。 Is it e'en so�拭�Why then�察�I
thank you all。 I thank you�察 �honest gentlemen。 Good night。 More torches
here� 。�Exeunt Maskers。�А�Come on then�察�let's to bed。 Ah�察�sirrah�察�by my fay�察�
it waxes late�察�I'll to my rest。 Exeunt ��all but Juliet and Nurse�А� Jul。 Come
hither�察 �nurse。 What is yond gentleman�拭 �Nurse。 The son and heir of old
Tiberio。 Jul。 What's he that now is going out of door�拭�Nurse。 Marry�察�that�察�I
think�察�be young Petruchio。 Jul。 What's he that follows there�察�that would not
dance�拭 �Nurse。 I know not。 Jul。 Go ask his name。´ If he be married�察 �My
grave is like to be my wedding bed。 Nurse。 His name is Romeo�察 �and a
Montague�察�The only son of your great enemy。 Jul。 My only love�察�sprung
from my only hate� �Too early seen unknown�察 �and known too late� �
Prodigious birth of love it is to me That I must love a loathed enemy。
Nurse。 What's this�拭�what's this�拭�Jul。 A rhyme I learnt even now Of one I
danc'd withal。 One calls within�察 �'Juliet。' Nurse。 Anon�察 �anon� �Come�察 �let's
away�察�the strangers all are gone。 Exeunt。
PROLOGUE
Enter Chorus。
Chor。 Now old desire doth in his deathbed lie�察�And youn
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